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Saudi 450 MHz spectrum award may drive uptake
Dec 04, 2024
by Laura Sear

Saudi Arabia awarded the 450 MHz band this year to oil and gas giant Aramco, which wants a vast Internet of Things (IoT) network to monitor its pipelines. The assignment and the company's investments are sparking more interest in the band. Read more...

Tunisia 700 MHz, 3.3–3.8 GHz auction
Dec 03, 2024
by Mirva Villa

National Frequency Agency (ANF) Read more...

Spectrum Policy Podcast
Dec 03, 2024
by Richard Haas

Our ongoing podcast series uncovers the policy debates behind the news as well as providing 101s for those new to the subject. The PolicyTracker Spectrum Policy Podcast highlights the policy implications of new and long-term developments in a way that will be understood by the general listener as well as… Read more...

Hong Kong raises $81 million from 6 GHz auction
Dec 03, 2024
by Richard Handford

The world’s first IMT auction of the upper 6 GHz band saw winning bids only five per cent above the reserve price and a quarter of frequencies left unsold. Read more...

Hong Kong upper 6 GHz
Dec 03, 2024
by Mirva Villa

Hong Kong Communications Authority (CA) Read more...

Belgian consultation on amending Citymesh’s spectrum licence in the 70/80 GHz band
Dec 02, 2024
by Mirva Villa

BIPT is consulting on the draft decision to reduce the amount of spectrum held by Citymesh for fixed networks. Read more...

Portuguese consultation on the transfer of NOWO’s spectrum rights to Digi
Dec 02, 2024
by Mirva Villa

ANACOM has made a decision to approve the request to transfer spectrum licences to Digi. Read more...

Greek consultation on spectrum regulation
Dec 02, 2024
by Mirva Villa

EETT is consulting on proposed amendments to the existing spectrum regulations and fees. Read more...

CEPT consultation on draft report on conditions for antenna systems for aircraft using harmonised spectrum bands
Dec 02, 2024
by Mirva Villa

The consultation relates to 700 MHz, 800 MHz, 900 MHz, 1800 MHz, 2 GHz and 2.6 GHz bands. Read more...